How a Job Runs, From the First Walk to Close-Out

The estimate is free and done on site. I come to the property, measure, take photographs, and listen to what you want the finished space to do. There is no obligation attached to it.

You get a written scope, line by line, with the trades broken out, fixture allowances named, and a stage schedule tied to named milestones. You approve the scope and a written agreement before any work starts, and each payment stage ties to a milestone you can stand on site and verify. How payment works lays the stages out.

I prepare the submittal, answer the plan check corrections and schedule every inspection. I will not promise a permit issue date, because that timing belongs to the agency. What I control is a complete submittal. Who pulls the permit and what the inspector checks is its own page.

Long-lead selections are locked before demolition, and every selection carries a decision date, so a countertop template never holds up the framing.

You get a photo record every day. If the scope moves, the change goes in writing and you approve it before work continues. When opening a wall shows something the walk could not, I stop, photograph it and show you, and the fix is priced as its own line before anyone continues.

Licensed trades handle the specialty work. If you are living in the house, the work zone is sealed behind temporary walls and dust barriers, and the site is cleaned every day. How long each job takes, phase by phase, is on its own page.

"My go to General Contractor. Sebastian and his team get the job done like no other. They communicate, document, and execute like no other contractor I've worked with." Noah G., Google review.

Each stage ties to a named milestone, and I hold the work until the matching inspection passes. Work gets inspected before it is covered. The next stage starts after the inspector signs off.

We walk the finished job together and close the punch list, item by item.

The building department signs off on the final inspection. You get the warranty, the permit record and the documentation package for everything we built. On a bathroom, I show you how each piece works and leave the manuals and the warranty papers. The final payment comes on completion, and the one-year workmanship warranty covers what we built.

Everything we build is on the services page. When you want someone on your side of another builder's job, that is the owner's representative service. Call (949) 558-9738 to book the first walk.

"He kept us informed about progress and gave us realistic projections for completing the project." Alonzo W., Google review. More are on the reviews page.